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Miru Kim的地底藝術

Filmed Dec 2008 • Posted Feb 2009EG 2008
EG 2008
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2008年的EG論壇會, 藝術家Miru Kim向大家呈現她的作品. Kim探索了紐約地底下的工業廢墟,然後把她自己,裸體地,拍攝入鏡-裸體的她把這些巨大,危險,而不為人所看見的空間格外清楚的聚焦在世人眼前

Miru Kim is a fearless explorer of abandoned and underground places. Her photography underscores the vulnerable nature of the human explorer in these no-woman's-lands. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Tammy Wu
Reviewed by Chun-wen Chen
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